Life of the Marquess Wellesley
Life of the Marquess Wellesley
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How Lord Mornington felt on this delicate point was expressed by him in his despatch on the subject to the Court of Directors : " To have divided the whole territory, " he wrote, " between the Company and the Nizam, to the exclusion of any other State, would have afforded strong ground of jealousy to the Marathas, and aggrandized the Nizam's power beyond all bounds of discretion. Under whatever form such a partition could have been made, it must have placed in the hands of the Nizam many strong... fortresses in the northern frontier of Maisur, and exposed our frontier in that quarter to every predatory incursion. Such a partition would have laid the foundation of perpetual differences, not only between the Marathad and the Nizam, but between the Company and both those Powers.
" To have divided the country into three equal portions, allowing the Marathas (who had borne no part in the expense or hazard of the war) an equal share with the other two branches ot the triple alliance, 62 LIFE OF THE MARQUESS WELLESLEY.
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How Lord Mornington felt on this delicate point was expressed by him in his despatch on the subject to the Court of Directors : " To have divided the whole territory, " he wrote, " between the Company and the Nizam, to the exclusion of any other State, would have afforded strong ground of jealousy to the Marathas, and aggrandized the Nizam's power beyond all bounds of discretion. Under whatever form such a partition could have been made, it must have placed in the hands of the Nizam many strong... fortresses in the northern frontier of Maisur, and exposed our frontier in that quarter to every predatory incursion. Such a partition would have laid the foundation of perpetual differences, not only between the Marathad and the Nizam, but between the Company and both those Powers.
" To have divided the country into three equal portions, allowing the Marathas (who had borne no part in the expense or hazard of the war) an equal share with the other two branches ot the triple alliance, 62 LIFE OF THE MARQUESS WELLESLEY.
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